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We can add the baby's name, date of birth, or any information. If its a baby shower, we have a little poem to put on the back.
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Please understand that once a proof has been APPROVED by you, I immediately go to work on it. So it is not possible to restart it due to the cost of supplies.
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I hope you love everything you order! I strive to make it special and unique for each person. Thank you for shopping from a handmade small business. I appreciate you so much!!
We do not sell just wrappers at this time. Finished products only. Thank you for your interest in my products, which makes us so happy!
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Many items are personalized and custom. ALL my items are hand made. So each one may be unique and different. Colors may vary slightly on the ribbon. Thank you for understanding (especially during the pandemic, it is hard to find the exact same color but I continue to strive to make your products the best!)
I will soon be adding some items that will go to a production partner. This means that after I design your proof, I will send it to a printer and they will print it. This will mainly be backpacks at this time. This is in hopes to offer you more gift options!!
Almost all my orders are now in amounts such as 5, 10, 20, etc... You can pull down the "amount" section. If for instance, you need an amount not listed (example 80 bars) you can put two orders (or three, whatever you need) to add to the amount you need. Adding to your cart won't automatically check you out. So you will be able to see the total before you purchase. Thanks!
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Ramadan: (I will get it done ASAP but I won't put an exact date since its a month). Please order a week ahead of when you'd like it.
Eid: April 15th
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Father's Day: June 9th 2023
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AHA(4) BSD Kernel Interfaces Manual AHA(4) NAME aha -- Adaptec SCSI host adapter driver SYNOPSIS To compile this driver into the kernel, place the following lines in your kernel configuration file: device scbus device aha Alternatively, to load the driver as a module at boot time, place the following line in loader.conf(5): aha_load="YES" In /boot/device.hints: hint.aha.0.at="isa" DESCRIPTION This driver provides access to the SCSI bus connected to the Adaptec AHA-154x and AHA-1640 SCSI host adapters. x is 0 for controllers without a floppy drive and 2 for controllers that have them. For optimum perfor- mance, Adaptec AHA-174x controllers should be configured in enhanced mode and attached via the ahb(4) driver. One device hint entry for every card to be attached by the system is re- quired. Specific values for the port address, IRQ, and DRQ may be speci- fied. If wildcard values are used, the driver will query the device for its current settings and use those. If the port address is a wildcard, the driver consults an internal table of possible port address locations and attaches to the first unattached card it finds. The possible port addresses for this card are 0x330, 0x334, 0x230, 0x234, 0x130, and 0x134. The AHA-1640 is an MCA bus card. Since the MCA bus is a self-identifying bus, no setting of hints is required. HARDWARE The aha driver supports the following SCSI host adapters: o Adaptec AHA-154xB o Adaptec AHA-154xC o Adaptec AHA-154xCF o Adaptec AHA-154xCP o Adaptec AHA-1640 o Adaptec AHA-174x in 154x emulation mode o DTC 3290 SCSI controller in 1542 emulation mode o Tekram SCSI controllers in 154x emulation mode SEE ALSO ahb(4), ahc(4), aic(4), cd(4), da(4), sa(4), scsi(4) AUTHORS The aha driver was ported by M. Warner Losh from the bt driver written by Justin T. Gibbs. BUGS The AHA-154xA card does not support residuals on data transfers. As a result, this card is no longer supported. There have been some reports that the AHA-154xB does not work well under heavy load. The AHA-154xCP is a plug and play controller. However, its resources are set using the on-board BIOS and cannot be moved. Failures to attached for this card are often caused when the resources set in the BIOS con- flict. BSD July 4, 2004 BSD
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Colin Kaepernick's parents upset at criticism of son's tattoos
- Sporting News columnist compared Kaepernick to inmates because of his arm tattoos
- Kaepernick's mother: 'It's pretty irritating, but it is what it is'
- Among Kaepernick's tattoos are Bible verses on his biceps
MODESTO, Calif. -- Colin Kaepernick is the new starting quarterback of the San Francisco 49ers thanks to a blend of athleticism and surprising veteran savvy for a second-year player, but some people can't see beyond the tattoo ink that covers his arms.
That's because it's common among NFL players, but rare for a passer.
David Whitley of the Sporting News lobbed criticism at Kaepernick in a column Thursday. Whitley wrote, "NFL quarterback is the ultimate position of influence and responsibility. He is the CEO of a high-profile organization, and you don't want your CEO to look like he just got paroled."
Suffice to say that Rick and Teresa Kaepernick, the parents who adopted Colin as a baby, weren't happy with the analysis comparing their son to inmates. And they relayed their feelings to USA TODAY Sports.
"It annoyed me," Teresa said. "You are categorizing this kid on something like tattoos? Really? Saying other guys are role models because they don't have them? Really? Some of these other guys don't have crystal clear reputations. That's how you're going to define this kid? It's pretty irritating, but it is what it is."
Whitley could not be reached for comment Friday, but Sporting News editor in chief Garry D. Howard wrote a story explaining the column.
Teresa didn't encourage Colin, a 4.0 high school student who never has been arrested, to get his tattoos when he came home with the idea early in his college career at Nevada. But she and Rick conceded that Colin could make his own decisions. Colin chose Bible verses and had them inscribed on his biceps.
"Colin's a fairly religious kid, but he's not in your face about it," Rick said by phone. "It's more about him and what he believes."
Rick read the Sporting News column critical of his son Thursday and was bothered but not angry. He'd rather Colin be lauded for his work with Camp Taylor, a camp for kids with heart defects, than criticized for his body art.
"This guy has probably never talked to Colin," Rick said. "Instead of saying that Colin does all these great things and donates his time to children, this guy is going to make him out like a gangster. Really? I guess you just have to roll with the punches.
"Somebody asked me if I got mad about that. I said no. It's just a guy and his opinion. I could have an opinion about him, but I've never met the guy, so I don't know if my opinion would be right."
Teresa was reasonably irked by a passage in the column, which insisted that a person's body should be considered a temple, "and you don't cover temples in graffiti."
There's just one problem with that: Colin treats his body like it's the Sistine Chapel.
"In high school he did a big paper on substance abuse," Teresa said. "He's truly disgusted by it. He just has issues with it. He's so careful about what he puts in his body. He feels that it's his temple."
Teresa considered responding in writing to the columnist but chose against it. She understands one thing about critics: Like hungry seagulls, they just never stop coming.
"You give them one grain, and then they're flocking all over," Teresa said.
Perhaps the Kaepernicks should be happy that so much attention is being paid to Colin¹s skin. It means he¹s doing something special with his arm.
With two consecutive wins as a starter against the Chicago Bears and New Orleans Saints, Colin has the 49ers primed for a run at home field advantage in the playoffs. A few more, and he can write his own story.


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So we've reached the final set of questions. I think you'll know just about all there is to know about me and books and reading once we finish this last bunch. But if you need to catch up, here are the links to the previous posts with the questions leading up to today's post.
All caught up? Perfect. Let's see what else I have for you all. Fair warning, this is a little lengthy. As in my longest post I've written. But it's okay. There are some great questions toward the end!
41. The longest you've gone without reading
Well I didn't hardly read at all during middle or high school. I mean, those are like full time jobs. Where could I find the time? So I'll just say I'm sure somewhere along the line I made it a full year without reading a book from start to finish that wasn't assigned reading.
42. Name a book that you did not finish
Well up until very recently my list of DNFs was quite small. But then I just started reading some books I didn't like. I'll just mention the most recent one. A Wrinkle in Time. And it's so short, but I hated it from page one.
43. What distracts you when you're reading?
Everything. I'm almost always in silence when I read. Occasionally I'll read with the TV on mute.
44. Favorite film adaptation of a novel
This is tough. I think I'll have to declare a three-way tie. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. But the only thing is that I haven't actually made it that far into the world of Harry. Those two are based solely off the movies because I think they were great. I've obviously read Catching Fire and saw the movie on release day and thought it was true to the book and better than the first.
45. Most disappointing film adaptation
The Great Gatsby (2013). When you see that cast you expect a pretty damn good movie to result, and it didn't. I had this on my DVR for months and I finally started watching it a few weeks ago. To say that I was wildly disappointed would be an understatement. I just didn't understand the crap music in the movie. And it won a freaking Oscar for it! Just didn't like the final product that was adapting a great, great book.
46. The most money you've ever spent in the bookstore at one time
I've never been one to buy a bunch of books at once. It's expensive. And you all know I only read one book at a time. I've spent maybe $35 on Amazon at one time. And I think when my local Borders store was closing down I may have spent between $20-$30. I'll never spend more than that at any one time. Makes no sense. I'm sorry I'm not rich like you.
47. How often do you skim a book before reading it?
Never. I read mostly series. And when I finish one I don't even see what the next is about before buying it. I'll literally read the back cover text of the book seconds before I start reading the book. I have no idea what the book is about until I'm ready to read it through. Just how I am. Skimming a book seems like stealing to me. Why not just go to Barnes and Noble everyday for a week and finish the whole book there? That's what skimming is like to me.
48. What would cause you to stop reading a book halfway through?
The story. The main character. The writing. Any number of things. One of the most recent books I stopped halfway through was because the author wrote entire chapters of description. These were like 25 page chapters of nothing but description. not only was that boring, but holy crap it was annoying. Give me some dialogue or action or something!
49. Do you like to keep your books organized?
Whaa? I love books. More than non-book blogging people can possibly understand. You know how we randomly play out crazy "what-if" scenarios our heads to see if we'll know how we'd react? Well I do that all the time. And very recently I thought of a house fire and what I might do. Guess what I came up with rather quickly? I'd break the window in my room by throwing my night stand out and then I'd grab one of those super heavy duty trash bags and just start throwing all my books in there as fast as possible. I think they'd all fit without ripping the bag. Then I'd throw them through the window and see what else is happening in the house. So yes, I keep my books organized because they're my most prized possessions. Sure I have one on my bed and a few on my desk, but my shelves are perfect.
50. Do you prefer to keep books or give them away after reading them?
Reread my answer to the previous question. Do you honestly think I would give away books if I'm over here talking about breaking windows and inhaling smoke just to save my books? No. Matter of fact, hell no. I will never give away any book I own. Even the ones I don't like. And it really ticks me off to see that some people are willing to give away boxes and boxes of them. If there ever came a time in which I didn't have enough room to keep all of my book, then I would throw away unnecessary furniture or I'd have them in storage or in the garage if it was climate controlled. I don't care what you say, there will never be a valid reason for me to give away any one of my books. And when I'm older and dying I'll probably leave them to someone in my family who vows not to ever give them away, in writing. If no one like that can be found, then I'd donate them to a library or charity. They'll never just be given away. Rather serious answer there.
51. Are there any books you've been avoiding?
Avoiding isn't the correct term. There is only one type of book that I'll never read. Erotica. Cause no. Even though there are several books I'm not interested in reading like Twilight, I would read those four books fifty times before ever reading erotica.
52. Name a book that made you angry
Crap. Plenty of books have made me emotional. But I really can't think of one that made me angry. Honestly, I don't get angry but in very specific circumstances. Books don't fit the bill.
53. A book you didn't expect to like but did
The Hunger Games. Shocker, right? It wasn't that I didn't expect to like it, it was that I had no idea what it was about or why the heck my brother had been telling me over and over to read it. It was one of those rare instances in which I went in with no expectations because we all know my take on recommending books. Just because he liked it didn't mean I would. But hey, now I'm obsessed with the series and I've been introduced to my future wife in Jennifer Lawrence and I'll likely be getting that mockingjay tattoo I told you all about.
54. A book that you expected to like but didn't
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. I mean, we've all seen the first movie. And probably many of you have seen the second. I really thought this would be a great book. Roald Dahl is freaking beloved. But it wasn't. It was not good at all. Oh well.
55. Favorite guilt-free pleasure reading
Nothing. I read whatever I want. Period.
Yeahhhh! All done! Any thoughts on the last bunch of questions? Or are you just ready for me to get back to my regular posts? Probably choice B. No worries. Monday shall be more normal.


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Bobcat season, a favorite of furbearer hunters, is just getting underway, and others have been running for months, meaning activity at check stations should pick up over the next couple months.
Successful deer hunters can choose whether they have their animal checked at a Department of Natural Resources check station. The same is not true for fur harvesters.
Most of the animals that trappers target have to be inspected by a DNR biologist each and every time one is caught.
Bobcat, river otter, marten and fisher are the four of the most prized animals for Michigan trappers and each one that is harvested has to be brought to a DNR office for a detailed check and so the harvest can be recorded.
"The information gathered helps us determine proposed bag limits and season structure for the future," said DNR furbearer specialist Adam Bump about the mandatory furbearer registration.
DNR biologists record the sex, age and physical condition of each animal, which is at least interesting information for trappers to have.
Once the inspection is complete, an official seal is attached to each pelt to show it has been inspected.
Another part of the regulation stipulates trappers can only register the animals they kill or trap.
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Today is Election Day. Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. in New York and 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. in New Jersey and Connecticut.
Americans today make a fateful choice: Will they continue down the path to terminal indebtedness and endless economic decay — or will they try something different, something more hopeful? Will they vote for Mitt Romney? We hope so.
There is essentially just one issue in this race: jobs — and President Obama's failure to produce them. Romney's background as a successful businessman will bring the leadership America needs to ignite the economy and confront dire challenges abroad.
New York deserves better than incumbent Democrat Kirsten Gillibrand, who turned her back on her comparatively moderate House record to become a full-fledged, knee-jerk left-liberal. Long is a serious contender — and far superior on the issues.
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A successful businesswoman, McMahon's mix of economic conservatism and socially moderate positions makes her far more preferable than conventionally liberal Democratic Rep. Chris Murphy.
A state senator and close ally of Gov. Chris Christie, Kyrillos wants lower taxes and less government spending. He faces Sen. Bob Menendez, a cookie-cutter Democrat haunted by ethical questions.
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Friday, August 31, 2012
Ready, Set....
While it took longer to get all set than I was hoping getting all set would take, we are officially all set now. Introducing my first individual kiddo pattern- All Set Kids pattern set. This one is from 2T to 8y as I expect future kiddo patterns to be. I find this one to be particularly lovely, if I do say so myself, because there is just so very much in this one single pattern package, for boys and girls both!
A simple blouse which can be worn tucked in with the darling kangaroo pocket skirt. This skirt- I love this skirt. It is one of those that isn't just easy to make, it is also FUN to make (as kids' clothing should be). I don't like to include an overabundance of detail in kids' garments particularly when you might want to make several of the same to stock up your family's closets. So if there is detail, it better be cute and straight forward.
Or of course right on the bum. Any detail on the bum is welcome. Handmade Beginnings sewers will recognize the shape of these trousers from my baby book. I don't know if I've seen a greater amount of sewn examples of any of my patterns than I have of those Quick Change Trousers. Again it's the simple + adorable thing that keeps you making anything, I imagine. Me too. But my family is growing so I thought that the pattern should too. And this pattern offers instruction for making them reversible or not, as well as a length line for shorts ......
..and even a little button loop detail to keep those cuffs cuffed, just in case you wanna.
Here is our sweet friend Lily sharing how cool and girly the pants can be, and also the blouse left untucked with a simple but stylish waist tie.
The Baby in the Hood Jacket also from Handmade Beginnings also grew up to be part of this pattern collection, and no one is happier about that than me! In fact my original inspiration to make this pattern collection was in answer to all the requests for help with upsizing the book's pattern. The jacket is a simpler sew than you might think, and every last seam is encased in the lined jacket with no extra finishing steps or handwork. Hooray! That alone could be cause for balloons in a photo shoot (which kept Roman well occupied).
And should you need to keep some little pairs of hands busy while you sew, the pattern instruction sheets have four separate wardrobe planning coloring pages for your little ones to cut out and color. Eleni has wasted no time and now I just need to look for some green/aqua striped fabric I suppose.
All set. Enjoy, and happy holiday weekend! xo, Anna Maria
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Thanks combination of suitable and useful information and well-written sentences that will certainly entice your sense.There are so multiple comments here that are really entertaining and conducive to me thanks for sharing a link especially for sharing this blog. Judi OnlineDelete
smashing! i love the careful thought you give to the actual making of the items...no unnecessary steps if they can be avoided! and yet...the end product never suffers:)ReplyDelete
Yay! I've been waiting for the jacket and am so glad to see this set ready! Off to purchase now!ReplyDelete
Sooooo beautiful!! I love to follow your blog.ReplyDelete
Your fabrics and photos are fantastic <3
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Ooh, more good stuff! I've always wanted to make those cute pants and I can't wait to make them along with the other cute patterns! Great for all of my kiddos.ReplyDelete
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Thank you, Anna! I was just wishing the other day that there were larger sizes for the Baby in the Hood jacket so I could make matching ones for my granddaughters. Your designs are so inspiring.ReplyDelete
They're here! Now hurry up printer and spit out those embroidery patterns! I love love love this pattern set. You are the BESTEST! :DReplyDelete
So excited! I've been waiting for this ever since I saw it in the brochure that came with my last order. Off to buy now… xoReplyDelete
Way to go girl!!!ReplyDelete
Anna Maria you've really outdone yourself this time! Your children are gorgeous (and so is the other little cutie), your fabrics are gorgeous, this pattern is awesome, even your name is gorgeous!
My nickname is Jules Marie (I was named after St. Jude, as in Jude Ann, Ann being the Blessed Virgin Mary's mother's name.) My (devote catholic) mother named all 6 of her girls with the middle name Ann, until the last one, and her first name is Ann. I do have 1 brother but he's Robert, not Ann :)
Sweet, huh? I like it. Made me relate to your family for sure. What an awesome bunch. I started reading your blog when Julianna was still in high school, she is a beautiful girl. I have 1 girl and 1 boy, my engine and my caboose. Silly me, I was young when I thought I only wanted a small family. So so stupid. Too late to worry about that now. You live and learn :)
Thanks for all you do! Your art, family, home, garden, photography are all awesome. Your blog is great, I love coming here for inspiration!
Jules Marie
I'm so excited for this pattern set! I loved making the quick change trousers for my daughter, but she is too big for the pattern from the book now. Thank you so much for making this pattern in larger sizes. I'm excited to try out the skirt and jacket as well.ReplyDelete
Fabulous! I've made Quick CHange Trousers and In the Hood jacket for grandbaby - now I can make somethig stylish for big sister!ReplyDelete
Finally something different than most kids patterns. Simple yet full of details. Love it! Oh and looove the mix of fabrics - beautiful done!ReplyDelete
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Baby in the hood bigger?!? You must be a mind reader. I made this jacket about 4 or 5 times. Lalalalove it. Sooooooooo awesome. I have a little three year old who was named Vincenzo instead of Roman who needs this jacket again. True story bout the name. Wanted Roman reeeel bad but my husband didn't prefer it with our last name. Phooey.ReplyDelete
Oh I LOVE these!!! YES! The blouse just looks so effortless and awesome. I can't wait to make these!!ReplyDelete
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Or would you prefer Berry Moans? I didn't think so. Scuffins. It's fun to say, it's even more fun to eat!
These scones weren't doughy as I find some scones to be. Rather, they have the delicate, cake-like texture of muffins, but with the ease and not-needing-to-wash-the-muffin-tin practicality of scones. I'm all about ease, and washing the smallest amount of dishes possible. You know, it's better for the environment to use less water and soap, er, ahm, it has nothing to do with the fact that I don't like doing the dishes.
I can say in all honesty these were the best scones I've ever made, or eaten. Guppy called them "mini-berry cakes", and that's kind of what they tasted like. You be the judge!
I know this isn't the best photo, but I wanted to snag a picture before the scones disappeared. Stealthy photo action.
Berry Scuffins
400g or 3 3/4 cups whole wheat pastry flour
30g or 2 tbsp baking powder
1 pinch of salt
60g or 1/4 cup granulated sugar
60g or 1/2 cup powdered sugar
300ml or 1 1/2 cups soy milk
30ml or 2 tbsp apple cider vinegar
75ml or 5 tbsp vegetable oil
about 250g or 1 heaping cup of berries (I used mixed berries)
Pre-heat your oven to 200°c or 400°f and prepare two baking sheets with parchment paper or silplat.
First, combine the apple cider vinegar with the soy milk and let curdle.
In a medium bowl combine the flour, baking powder, sugars, salt. Add the oil to the milk mixture, then make a well in the flour mixture and combine using a wooden spoon. Next fold in the berries. If they were a little extra juicy, just add a bit of flour – don't worry if there are some dusty-floury bits, it's ok!
Divide the mixture into about 14 normal sized or 8 jumbo sized scones. Bake for about 14 minutes or until slightly browned on the bottom and firm to the touch.
These are just perfect as is, but if you'd like to eat them dressed in their Sunday finery then just give them a drizzle of some of this!
Bright Berry Glaze
60g or 1/2 cup powdered sugar
15ml or 1 tbsp berry juice (I just snuck some of the juice from the bowl of the thawed berries. This is for colour, so if that doesn't bother you just use lemon or orange juice.)
Using a fork, briskly mix the juice into the sugar until a smooth glaze develops. Add more sugar if necessary.
Enjoy your scones. Or scuffins. Whatever.
Thank you so much for all the great comments and pointers you've shared with my Auntie J who at 70 has gone vegan. If you've got something to share, please do!


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How a teen served the Oak Ridge Manhattan Project
Carolyn Krause brings us the story of one of my favorite people, Lester Fox. I tell Lester's stories to all visitors to Oak Ridge with whom I interact. His true experience of being the messenger boy for Sen. Kenneth McKellar's phone call to Oliver Springs to let people know they were going to have to move off their home places because of the war effort never fails to get the attention of audiences. The following story about his and his brother's bus company where he actually got his driver's license at age 14 never fails to bring amazement and boisterous laughter to everyone who hears the story.
Enjoy learning about my friend through Carolyn's research and Lester's oral history.
Lester Fox, once a successful auto dealer in Clinton and Oak Ridge, spent his early adolescence helping the war effort.
Born in 1929 in Dutch Valley, Lester is the youngest of nine children. He had five brothers and three sisters. When he was in sixth grade at Oliver Springs Grammar School, he and his brother Clyde, who was two years older, rose at 4:30 a.m., milked cows and rode their bicycles around town delivering milk from their family's dairy farm.
By that time, his three sisters and three brothers had gone out-of-state to get jobs, and their father, a former railroad company worker, was disabled from a stroke. An older brother worked at a grocery and dry goods store in Oliver Springs.
Their mother supported the family by selling milk. But in 1942 two of the family's milk cows became mad cows from bites by a rabid dog. The Fox brothers and mother received rabies shots, the state health department shut down their dairy, and their mother sold the healthy milk cows at a low price.
In the fall of 1942 when Lester was a freshman at Oliver Springs High School, he and a friend left school at noon one day to eat at a café. Lester bought a hamburger for 15 cents and a Pepsi Cola for 5 cents with his quarter, leaving him a nickel to insert into a pinball machine.
He won 100 free plays. The two boys decided to keep playing rather than return to school by 1 p.m. Classes changed every hour, so they decided to use up the free plays and then go to the 2 p.m. class.
As they strolled toward the school, they called out to a telephone operator on the porch of a dwelling house where the town phone was. She said, "Boys, boys! Go get the principal. I have an important call from Washington, D.C." They fetched the principal, who ran to the dwelling house to take the call from Tennessee Sen. Kenneth McKellar's office.
He returned to the school with Lester and his friend, rang the bell at 2 p.m. to change classes, and asked the two boys to tell all the teachers to take their students to the gym. There the principal asked the students to inform their parents that the federal government had condemned some 50,000 acres between the Elza and Wheat communities.
As workers arrived in the area for the Manhattan Project, Lester's mother rented two rooms to up to 12 new hires at a time. His brother Clyde, 15, got a job with the Aluminum Company of America in Alcoa and rode a bus to get there. Then, when he heard that laborers were laid off in Briceville and that Oak Ridge was hiring, Clyde bought a used bus for $600 and started transporting men from Briceville to Oak Ridge and back. Lester served as ticket puncher.
Then Lester accompanied Clyde as he drove his car to Red Bank to buy a bus from a farmer for $1,700. Clyde drove the bus back and Lester, 13, drove the car back home.
After that, Lester drove the buses in need of repair to the Ford garage in Clinton. The principal let him out of school so he could drive a car to the plant where a bus required repair because, as Lester told Keith McDaniel in an oral history interview, the principal thought it "more important that I go help the war effort than stay in school." Lester took the repaired bus from Clinton to the driver, picked up his car and drove home or back to school.
After Clyde got three buses running, he volunteered for the Air Force, became a pilot during World War II, and then returned to the area to build houses in Oliver Springs and Oak Ridge as a building contractor. Meanwhile, older brother Gene, 26, a gunner in the Army's Tank Corps, had recovered from a broken back after his tank rolled over a bluff and into a ravine in California.
Gene came home and Lester showed him the three bus routes and introduced him to the drivers. Three years earlier, Gene had allowed Lester to drive a pickup truck forward a few yards at a time when he was 10, so Gene could spread lime from the back of the truck onto farmers' fields.
Then the government brought American Industrial Transit to Oak Ridge. By the end of the war, Gene had leased more than 100 buses from AIT and recruited drivers to operate them. Lester cleaned mud from the buses and drove them to the Central Bus Terminal for maintenance. The terminal was located west of Bus Terminal Road near where the hospital's Physical Therapy building is located now.
At age 13, Lester also drove a wrecker to pull broken-down buses in for repairs. And, he drove a car to Knoxville to pick up bus parts from Reeder Chevrolet.
Because of a shortage of parking places, he would park the car on a 10-foot-wide sidewalk next to the car dealer. When a Knoxville police officer asked to see his license, he said, "I ain't got any. I'm working for the war effort." So the police officer let him park on the sidewalk whenever he returned.
In Lake City, a state trooper named Doug who daily saw Lester drive a bus or wrecker heard he was about to turn 16. Doug told Lester to meet him at the Courthouse in Clinton so he could get his driver's license.
Doug told the clerk, "Give this boy a driver's license. He turned 16 today. You don't need to give him any test because I've seen him drive everything." Lester wrote down his name and address, and the clerk typed up a set of driver's licenses, handed them to Lester and charged him $2.
Lester walked out of the Courthouse feeling 10 feet tall. He was 14 years old.
A political tradeoff?
The principal of Lester Fox's school took the call in 1942 about the federal takeover of almost 60,000 acres in the Black Oak Ridge area. The caller was Sen. Kenneth McKellar, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee.
Lester said he later learned that President Roosevelt said to Sen. McKellar: "We've got scientists that can split atoms and make a bomb so strong it could end this war. We must build a plant for them. Could you hide it in the budget?"
Sen. McKellar replied, "Yes, sir, Mr. President. I sure can. Where in Tennessee are we going to build it?" (My punch line to that story is, "Yes, Mr. President, I can do that for you, just where in Tennessee are you going to put that 'thang?'"
Thanks Carolyn! I find it most delightful to see how these stories are so similar to the way I have heard Lester tell some of them and the way I have heard others repeat them, as well. I find the minor variations of special interest in that the different slants help me to realize how oral traditions are passed on from one person to another and one generation to another and how variations on stories come to add flavor and interest to the basic stories.
The telling of the Sen. McKellar story that I treasure most is the one where Sen. Howard Baker Jr., began his Oral History video interview with Jim Campbell, sitting in his office in Huntsville, Tenn., by stating, "Before we begin to talk about Oak Ridge, let me first tell you how that location came to be chosen for the Manhattan Project."
Baker then proceeded to tell the Sen. McKellar story with strong expression, waving of his arms and much enthusiasm. He was obviously enjoying himself tremendously. When he finished, I thanked him for validating the story that I tell every visitor to Oak Ridge with whom I interact. He smiled and asked, "Where did you get the story?" I said, "Dick Smyser, long time editor of The Oak Ridger." He laughed and said, "That's where I got it, too!"
Next week Carolyn will give us another insight into the life history of Lester Fox. She will tell the stories of "Lucky Lester," the highly successful car dealer.


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Moment of Surrender – my spiritual journey with U2
Moment of Surrender was one of my favorite songs off No Line on the Horizon from the moment I first listened to it. I thought it was a perfect choice to end each show of U2's 360 Tour. In Nashville when introducing Moment of Surrender, Bono said, "This is the theme of the show. Thank you Lord." For me, Moment of Surrender is about surrendering to God. After searching in the material world for happiness and fulfillment, you realize that it is pointless and at that moment you surrender to God because that is the only way you will be truly happy and fulfilled – "vision over visibility." My favorite lyric from Moment of Surrender, after the passionate cry of the first line, is "It's not if I believe in love but if love believes in me." This is very similar to 1 John 4:10, "This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us…"
I tied myself with wire
To let the horses run free
Playing with the fire
Until the fire played with me
The stone was semi-precious
We were barely conscious
Two souls too cool to be
In the realm of certainty
Even on our wedding day
We set ourselves on fire
Oh God, do not deny her
It's not if I believe in love
But if love believes in me
Oh, believe in me
At the moment of surrender
I folded to my knees
I did not notice the passers-by
And they did not notice me
I've been in every black hole
At the altar of the dark star
My body's now a begging bowl
That's begging to get back, begging to get back
To my heart
To the rhythm of my soul
To the rhythm of my unconsciousness
To the rhythm that yearns
To be released from control
I was punching in the numbers at the ATM machine
I could see in the reflection
A face staring back at me
At the moment of surrender
Of vision over visibility
I did not notice the passers-by
And they did not notice me
I was speeding on the subway
Through the stations of the cross
Every eye looking every other way
Counting down 'til the pentecost
At the moment of surrender
Of vision of over visibility
I did not notice the passers-by
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Dear Abby: Mom and daughter disconnect over phone-answering etiquette
Dear Abby: My daughter thinks if people are busy they should not answer the phone. I believe it's better to answer and tell the person you're busy and that you will return their call. Sometimes she doesn't call me back for nine hours or even the next day. Then I find out she was watching a movie or walking her dog, and didn't think my call was "important" enough to respond promptly. As her mother, if I don't hear back, I start to worry, even though she's in her 20s and married with a family.
When she calls me and I say I'm busy and will call her back, she gets mad and says I shouldn't have answered at all. Will you please tell us what you think? - Kari in Montana
OK. I think that for your daughter to keep you waiting nine hours for a return call if she can answer more promptly shows a lack of respect for your feelings. And for you to obsess that something awful might have happened is a waste of your time.
Dear Abby: Some members of my family continually ask me for money. I feel obligated because they are family and they helped me in the past. But since then, I have turned my life around.
I have a great job, a home and I'm in a serious relationship. This isn't the first time they have asked. I have tried refusing, but they persist and after a while I feel guilty.
This is creating a rift between my girlfriend and me. She feels these family members need to take responsibility for their own problems and make choices to better themselves rather than rely on others to enable their bad habits. How do I put an end to this annoyance? - Cashed Out
There is a difference between giving people money to enable them to continue making poor choices, and giving them money if they are really in need.
Dear Abby: When I met my husband he was married. I told him at first that I was not interested. But as time went on he ended up divorcing his wife. We have been together for 11 years, married for three.
The problem is his kids. They are all adults. His youngest was 15 when he left. The daughter is angry and blames me for his leaving. This was not the first time he had left her mother. He had a child from another relationship who was conceived during one of his absences.
I am getting tired of the drama and I'm about ready to divorce him for my peace of mind. During the time we have been together he has never strayed and has always been there for me. Should we divorce? - Second Wife in California
Heck, no! If you love your husband, stick with him. Because your husband's daughter is creating drama, he should set her straight. She may feel that he didn't love her enough to stay, when the truth is that his marriage to her mother had been on the rocks for years.
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Annual Reports and Reunions of the Association of Graduates of the USMA
Cullum, G. W. Biographical Register of the Officers and Graduates of the USMA at West Point
Dyer, Frederick H. A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion (Union Unit Sketches)
Fox, W. F. Regimental Losses in the American Civil War 1861 – 1865
General Orders of the War Department, Embracing the Term 1861, 1862, & 1863
Heitman, F. B. Historical Register and Dictionary of the U. S. Army
Henry, Guy V. Military Records of Civilian Appointments in the United States Army, Vol. I
Henry, Guy V. Military Records of Civilian Appointments in the United States Army, Vol. II
Moore, Frank (ed.) The Rebellion Record, A Diary of American Events, Second Volume
Phisterer, F. Statistical Record of the Armies of the United States
Powell, W. H. Powell's Records of Living Officers of the United States Army
Report of the Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War – Part II
The War of the Rebellion: A Compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies (First Bull Run is Series I, Vol. II)
Campaign Studies
Ballard, T. First Bull Run Staff Ride, Ballard, T.
Barnard, John Gross, The C.S.A. and the Battle of Bull Run – A Letter to an English Friend
Beauregard, G.T. A Commentary on the Campaign and Battle of Manassas
Fry, J. B. McDowell and Tyler in the Campaign of Bull Run
Johnston, R. M. Bull Run – Its Strategy and Tactics
Patterson, R. A Narrative of the Campaign in the Valley of the Shenandoah in 1861
Smith, G.W. Generals J. E. Johnston and G. T. Beauregard at the Battle of Manassas, July, 1861
Stedman, E.C. The Battle of Bull Run
Unit Histories
Breazeale, B. B. Co. J, 4th South Carolina Infantry at the First Battle of Manassas
Dickert, D. A. History of Kershaw's Brigade
Goldsborough, W. W. The Maryland Line in the Confederate Army 1861 – 1865
Irby, Richard Historical Sketch of the Nottaway Grays, afterwards Company G, Eighteenth Virginia Regiment
Loehr, C. T. War History of the Old First Virginia Infantry Regiment, Army of Northern Virginia
Wise, G. History of the Seventeenth Virginia Infantry, C.S.A.
Wise, J. C. The Long Arm of Lee
Aldrich, T. M. The History of Battery A., First Regiment Rhode Island Light Artillery
Benedict, G.G. Vermont in the Civil War
Brackett, A.G. History of the United States Cavalry
Conn, G. P. History of the New Hampshire Surgeons in the War of Rebellion
Curtis, N. M. From Bull Run to Chancellorsville – The Story of the Sixteenth New York Infantry
Fairchild, C.B. History of the 27th Regiment N. Y. Volunteers
Fry, Frinkle Wooden Nutmegs: A Humorous Account of the Three Months Connecticut Brigade and the Party They Bore in the National Stampede
Gates, T.B. The "Ulster Guards" [20th N. Y. State Militia] and the War of the Rebellion
Gould, J. M. History of the First-Tenth-Twenty-ninth Maine Regiment
Haynes, M. A. History of the Second Regiment New Hampshire Volunteers: Its Camps, Marches and Battles
Hutchinson, Gustavus B. A Narrative of the Formation and Services of the Eleventh Massachusetts Volunteers
Ingersoll, C.M. Catalogue of Connecticut Volunteer Organizations
Phisterer, Frederick New York in the War of the Rebellion
Roe, A. S. The Fifth Regiment Massacusetts Volunteer Infantry
Schouler, W. A History of Massachusetts in the Civil War
Stone, E.W. Rhode Island in the Rebellion
Todd, W. The Seventy-Ninth Higlanders New York Volunteers in the War of the Rebellion 1861 – 1865
Waite, O. F. R. (NH Regiments) Claremont War History, April 1861 to April 1865
Waite, O. F.R. New Hampshire in the Great Rebellion
Waite, O.F.R. Vermont in the Great Rebellion
Woodbury, A. The Second Rhode Island Regiment
Baylor, G. (12th VA Cav) Bull Run to Bull Run
Davis, J. The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government Vol. I
Early, J. A. Autobiographical Sketch and Narrative of the War Between the States
Howard, McH. (1st MD) Recollections of a Maryland Soldier and Staff Officer
Hopkins, L.W. (6th VA) From Bull Run to Appomattox – A Boy's View
Johnston, J.E. Narrative of Military Operations Directed, During the Late War Between the States
Longstreet, J. From Manassas to Appomattox
McKim, R. H. (1st MD) A Soldiers Recollections
Morgan, W. H. (11th VA) Personal Reminiscences of the War of 1861-65
Sorrel, G. M. Recollections of a Confederate Staff Officer
White, B.F. (6th NC) in Clark's History of the Several Regiments and Battallions from North Carolina, The Sixth Regiment at Manassas, July 21, 1861
Barrett, Edwin Shepard What I Saw at Bull Run
Clement, Edward Henry The Bull Run Rout
Coffin, C. C. The Boys of '61
Croty, D. G. (3rd MI) Four Years Campaigning in the Army of the Potomac
Howard, O.O. Autobiography of Oliver Otis Howard
Keyes, E. D. Fifty Years Observation of Men and Events Civil and Military
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Kasauli, India
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